Dyslexia

A beautiful campus romance

This is a beautiful campus romance - sweet, satisfying, and blessed with a perfect ending. The school-life stories feel authentic yet overflow with youthful innocence and carefree energy. What I love most are the characters: every lead has true agency, courageously standing against injustice while boldly pursuing love. The female lead's decision to break up was particularly wise and justified - she refused to be perpetually sidelined and wanted both partners to pursue fitting career paths. Their reunion after achieving success made for a deeply rewarding conclusion.

Rooted in life yet elevating it

Rooted in life yet elevating it, this series makes me truly appreciate life's beauty. When I watched it as a child, I thought it was just an ordinary family drama - yet it stayed with me through the years, as it did with everyone around me. That's the magic of finding the extraordinary in the ordinary.

Asian women's "Her story"

Unlike Barbie, this story portrays a more harmonious ideal of gender relations - attentive without pity, respectful without demanding full understanding. It celebrates each person's lifelong journey to pursue their passions, free from compromise or dependence. What I love most is its anti-meritocratic, anti-hustle culture core - a truly universal 'Her Story' for our global audience